What's the longest distance you've driven (non-work related)

[Gunz&Butta]

Silver spring, MD to Miami, FL back in January. Enjoyed the fvck out of it. Started the trip in a winter jacket and ended up in a Tshirt by the time I got to Southern Georgia with the sunshine in my face

 

[Jim Cornette]

11 hours a day for 3 days straight from one side of Australia to the other...

 

[Kliq_Souf]

Philly to LA this summer to help a friend move.
In 2.5 days

First day drove all the way to Tulsa, stayed overnight, did the rest of the drive the following day.

 

[richaveli83]

Four hours to Dallas from Houston. If the drive takes more than 5-6 hours, I'm taking the bus, train(if applicable) or flying.

 

[Vandelay]

Philly to Dallas to help my homie move.

Philly to Iowa by myself to get to work, not for work.

 

[calixprynce]

Made it to San Antonio bout an hour ago

Saturday - LA to Tucson 484 miles
Slept at Texas Canyon rest area , 70 miles past Tucson

Sunday - Tucson to El Paso 317 miles
Got a room for the night to rest up

Today - El Paso to San Antonio 551 miles
Got a room for 2 nights , gonna explore in the am

Wednesday I will be driving 2 hours to Killeen to surprise my pops on his birthday . Next day is Thanksgiving

Around 1200 miles done on I-10 . I feel I can drive anywhere now

 

[fifth column]

Brooklyn to Miami South Beach for carnival

 

[old pig]

va beach to brooklyn AND BACK on the same weekend

that’s when I was younger tho…now you won’t catch me driving anywhere that takes more than 30 minutes to get to

 

[RawDogBandit]

19 hours straight;
Memphis to Grand Forks AFB(I was hyped up off gummi worms and energy drinks). I was like 20 so I believe that’s why I was able to do it.

Last Friday I drove from Memphis to Denver(16-17 hours).

Thats my last trip straight through over 6 hours. I will never do that again. I’m 32 and honestly probably wouldn’t have made it if it wasn’t for the grace of God. I was mentally and physically exhausted. Plus driving through Kansas was boring as hell.

 

[Wink Beaufield]

DC to Atlanta was 10-12 hours. I did that trip ONCE my first time going to Dragoncon. All that construction and stop and go traffic up and down 85 tired me out. Now I catch the train for that trip.

DC to Orangeburg, SC and back. That's an 8 hour drive both ways.

Lessons learned: Do not try to push yourself to drive on. Stop off and crash out at a rest area or a truck stop before you blink and wake up in a ditch. Them rumble strips on highway shoulders are life savers.

 

[Higher Tech]

I go to Mississippi every year or so. That's about an 11 hour drive for me. Once it took 16 hours because I was hauling a car on a U-haul trailer. Never again. Fastest was 9 hours. Got two speeding tickets. One in Illinois, one in Missouri.

 

[mr.africa]

18 hours 34 minutes
1709 km
Visiting family

From Windhoek, Namibia to Mbabane, Swaziland or Eswatini, as it's now known

 

[GoAggieGo.]

Drove from Houston TX to Los Angeles in a uhaul truck helping a friend move. Took around 24 hours. Took the I-10.

I doubt I’ll ever do that again. Not a lot of trees out west, and saw small little dust tornados along the way in New Mexico and Arizona. Texas was the worst part of the drive. Felt like I’d never get out of that state

 

[DatNkkaCutty]

Philly to Atlanta.

Also PA to KY.....but that was work-related.

 

[Spence]

Think I got everyone beat. 175 hours total, 7,000 miles for a 1 month long road trip with family spanning 10 cities and basically the entire half of the country west of the Mississippi

Houston
Little Rock
Chicago
STL
Denver
SLC
Reno
San Fran
LA,
Vegas
Roswell
Midland
Then back home.



Doing an east coast version this July